How To make Smoked Beef Brisket

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Smoked Brisket on Pellet Grill

Low and Slow Smoked Brisket Recipe cooked on a Pellet Smoker

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Brisket smoked on a Pellet Grill

WHAT MALCOM USED IN THIS RECIPE:
- Red Handle 6 Boning Knife
- Killer Hogs Hot Rub
- Killer Hogs TX Brisket Rub
- White Hand Saver Gloves
- Butcher Paper for Briskets
- Thermoworks DOT
- Red Meat Cooler
- Red Handle 12 Slicing Knife

The only thing it takes to create amazing brisket on a pellet grill is time. Some folks might claim that the only way to produce a brisket with authentic Texas-style bark and a smoke ring is by cooking it on a stick burner pit, but I’m here to show you how you can do it on a pellet grill.

I start with a full packer brisket weighing in at 16lbs. The first step is to trim and get some seasoning on the brisket. I use a layer of my Killer Hogs Hot BBQ Rub and then a layer of my Killer Hogs TX Brisket Rub

You can use any seasoning you want just give it a good coat; brisket is a big cut of meat and needs plenty of seasoning. The seasoning needs to go on at least an hour before putting the brisket on the smoker. But you can go up to 4 hours.

When it comes to cooking brisket on a pellet grill you can plan on it taking upwards of 16 hours on a brisket this size. I start the brisket out overnight. At 10:30 pm the Traeger grill is fired up to 195 degrees running pecan pellets. At 11:00 the brisket goes on fat side down - just make sure you have plenty of pellets in the hopper.

After 8 hours in the smoke, a beautiful bark is set on the brisket and it gets what I call “the meat sweats”. Moisture will start seeping out of the flat and accumulating on the top side. At this point it’s time to wrap.

Tear off 2 strips of butcher paper about 48” each and fold the edges underneath the brisket forming one “package”. Before placing it back on the grill insert a probe thermometer (I use a Thermoworks DOT ) into the center of the flat and bump the pit up to 250 degrees at this point. Place the brisket back on the pit fat side down and cook until the internal hits 200 - 202 degrees.

Once the brisket hits temp, the cooking part is finished. But the brisket still needs to rest before slicing. Place it in a dry “empty” cooler with the lid on and let it set for at least 1 hour - but you can go as long as 4-5 hours.

After the rest, remove the brisket and slice! This brisket will rival any “stick burner” out there. The slow time in the smoke at the beginning of the cook works magic on the bark just practice patience and let the pellet grill do all the work.

Smoked Brisket Ingredients:
- 1 whole packer brisket (16lbs)
- 1/4 cup Killer Hogs Hot Rub
- 1/8 cup Killer Hogs TX Brisket

Smoked Brisket Directions:
1. Trim thick area of fat from brisket, remove thin edge and any silver skin from top of flat. Flip the brisket to fat side and take it down to 1/4”.
2. Season the brisket with Hot Rub followed by TX Brisket Rub.
3. Rest brisket for a few hours before placing on pit.
4. Prepare pellet grill for low and slow smoking at 195 degrees using pecan pellets.
5. Place brisket fat side down on pellet grill and smoke for 8 hours.
6. Wrap brisket in butcher paper, insert probe thermometer into center of flat, and place back on smoker.
7. Increase smoker temp to 250 degrees and continue cooking brisket until internal temperature reaches 200 degrees.
8. Rest brisket in a dry cooler for 2 hours.
9. Slice into 1/4” slices starting with flat. Rotate point and slice it into slices as well, removing the edges and slicing them into cubes for burnt ends.

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Overnight No Wrap Brisket - Pellet Smoker Brisket Recipe - Smokin' Joe's Pit BBQ

Thank you for watching my overnight no wrap brisket video. On this video, I smoked a brisket on my Yoder YS1500 overnight without wrapping it. The smoke flavor and bark of this brisket was spot on. The bottom of this brisket did get a little toasty and you can avoid that by flipping your brisket or moving it to a cooler side of your smoker which I didn't do...ROOKIE MOVE!!!

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00:10 Trimming
04:35 Tallow
05:20 Rubbing
08:15 Smoking (time & temp)
12:45 Endure Hardship (optional)
13:15 Wrapping
14:00 Finishing (when to pull)
15:15 Resting
16:00 Slicing

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How To | Smoke the Perfect Brisket

PittMaster Big Moe Cason demonstrates the best way to smoke your brisket to perfection without losing flavor or burning the bark. The most crucial takeaways are simple - Allow your meat to rest and slice your brisket against the grain!

The Prep
- Trim off the excess fat so you have a good surface to apply your rub.
- Pro Tip: When you're ready to serve, you'll need to slice against the grain for tender slices. Score the back end of the flat ahead of time, so you can easily locate against the grain once it's done.
- Spray the brisket with a little oil to allow the seasoning to adhere, then season all over.

The Cook
- Heat your grill to 225F.
- Place your prepared brisket on the grill with the thicker end facing towards the heat source (if you're using an off-set stick burner)
- Wrap the brisket when the meat reaches 160F. Use a combination of butcher paper and foil.
- Remove the brisket when the meat temperature reaches 200F.
- Let the meat rest so the juices time to work their way back into the meat.

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Smoked Bourbon Marinated Brisket

Marinating brisket is not traditional, but the result was absolutely amazing. This process works particularly well if you use a pellet smoker, as developing bark can be more difficult. The sugars and flavors on the surface start to caramelize for an incredible final product.

Marinade:
1/2 cup Smoked Bourbon
1/2 cup maple syrup
1/2 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup Dijon mustard
2T Worcestershire
4 cloves chopped garlic
2 chopped chipotle peppers in adobo

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